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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-08
score ONE for the Editor.

An exchange received the follow
ing notice from the postmaster of a
neighborlng village:
81 beg leave to inform you that
your paper addressed to L. Blank
is not taken out, but remains dead
in this Office. You will please dis
continue the same. Reason: The
gentleman has gone to heaven"
To this the editor gravely re-
piled:
.sIf that's where he is gone we
might as we'll stop sending him the
paper, as he would never get it
anyway. When Cleveland was
elected the Republican postmaster
resigned, and as there was no Dem
ocrat there to appoint, the office
was discontinued"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-08
WHALING EXPERIENCES.
How a Carson Roy Went to
Sea and Returned


Sea and Returned
On Sunday last Dave Harris, son
of the colored barber, returned to
Carson from a whaling voyage. The
young man thought there was very
small chance for a boy to make
much in Nevada, and accordingly
went to San Francisco and shipped
on the Josephine for whaling voy-
age. On this ship q sailor gets one
pound of oil or whale bone for ev-
cry $50 pounds captured. The
whale bone is worth from Sc to IS 2.
pound.
He says that the ship went to a
place on the sea off the Coast of ST.
IBERIA, and about that time he be-
gan to sigh for the balmy air of Ne
vada. They caught fifteen whales,
considered a good catch, and the
crew figured out that at the market
rates they would get about $500
apiece.
The work is very hard, running
about In icy waters after whales.
Occasionally a whale smashes a
boat with his tail, and the crew
have to swim back to the ship.
After the capture they work night
and day getting the blubber off the
carcass and taking out the whale
bone. The work Is terrible, and
the grub unfit for hogs to eat
When they came back to San
Francisco, a number of other whal-
ers also arrived, and the whalers
all manage to get in about the same
time, and the Captains all report
immense catches. This depreci-
ates the market so that whalebone
goes down to dollar a pound, and
when it is quoted as low as possible
by reports of big catches and ficti-
tious sales, the "divy" is made
with the crew on the alleged value
of the catch at that time. On this
basis Dave got $3.50 for his years
work. The bone is not sold in Sar
Francisco at all; the rate is merely
fixed there to make the sailors
| dizzy on, and the ship then starts
| for New Bedford and sells the bone
at high figures.
This is Harris story, and he says
| that if boy has an idea that q
sailors life is picnic, he would
advise him to change his mind al
once and not ship on board a
| whaler.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-08
A Model Mexican Official.

GUYAMAs, Mexico, Nov. Glow
ernor Torres of Sonora sent Mex
lean official here few DAYS
ago with instructions to arrest the
fugitive jury-fxer Creighton and
escort him to point where he
would be delivered to the Califor-
mia authorities. 1t is stated that
the official found Creighton and af-
ter taking his watch and money
from him placed him aboard a
schooner which left soon afterwards
for Central American port.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-08
GOOD WISH!

MIR. BOOTON, the Famous Auc-
tioneer, is coming,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 1887,
When the auction will begin, at
2:30P. NJ, and PM, and
continue every day at
thesame hours un-
til fur t h r
notice.
The whole magnificent stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Furnishing
Goods, etc., etc., will be sold with
out reserve.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
nov3 Wv OLcovIcH Bros.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-08

Yesterday the city was full of
lawyers. Judge Lorenzo Sawyer
was On hand to preside over the U ].
8. Circuit Court. Judge Beatty
of Sacramento was on the street
shaking hands with old friends after
an absence of some years. Attor-
neys Stone and Deal were also
among the arrivals; and there were
numerous legal gentlemen on the
streets and bobbing about the court
and Capitol building all day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-08

in case he permits tie Anarchists
to be banged.
ENGELLs ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
In the evening groans were heard
issuing from Engells' cell in Muir
derer's Row. The officers went and
found him dying from laudunum
poisoning. He was pumped out and
his life saved. He admitted the at
tempt.
1t is generally admitted that no
mercy ought to be shown the con-
demned men.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-08
Great Pumpkins.

Mr.. Bryan the restaurant man
aims to secure the largest pumpkins
in the market. He is now making
pumpkin pies from a specimen that
weighed 1SOfbs and was raised in
Nevada. The Nevada pumpkin
makes pies that hardly need any
flavoring or sweeting.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-08
ALL SORTS.

ySSNSiUas loi mug.
Col. Ellis was back from San
Francisco yesterday.
-Cagwln & Noteware are doing
rushing business framing diplomas.
To RENT OR FOR SALE-House
and lot. Call at the Arlington
House. nov1tf
Bob Patterson was in the city
yesterday looking after the "second
floor" case.
j. II. Love, advance agent of
Emerson's Minstrels, was in the
city yesterday.
Martha Fryer was the recipi-
cut of pleasant surprise party on
Saturday night.
The County Commissioners
have placed men or the Prison road
and propose to put it in good condi-
ton.
Although this is November,
and getting well along at that, we
are enjoying weather that is
Autumnal still.
The Government official who
has been round looking up divorce
statistics reports Carson as having
pretty fair record in that re-
spect.
Sam Gormly, of Los Angeles,
has been sentenced to so years in
San Quentin for an assault OH a lit
tie girl. They believe in stamping
those rascals out down there.
The anarchists who are suing
for mercy wrote that they "deplore
the loss of life at Haymarket."
They ought to have thought about
that before they threw the bomb.
The persons who are SO sensi-
tive about the hanging of the Chi
cago murderers should turn their
attention to Guatemala, where rev.
olutionists are captured, tried and
shot the same day.-Sentinel.
The wires tell us Congressman
Scott has decided to sell his racing
stables and retire from the turf. We
are sorry for that. 1t would be bet
ter if he would hold on to his horses
and retire from Congress.-Salt
Lake Tribune.
The San Francisco newspapers
and the detectives are making big
mistake by not pulling together.
They are invariably in each others
way in working up cases. By pull
ing together they would make an
immense team.
Everybody who attended the
Rink last Saturday night agrees
that a better time could not be
had anywhere. The crowd was
select, and Messrs. Fryer & Gordon
have admirably succeeded IN max
ing it popular Saturday nights
| resort.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-08

Whom Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for CastoslI,
When the became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castori
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-08

John Sullivan is anxious to
meet Kilrain and Mitchell in the
same ring and at the same time.
Such match would draw a large
crowd.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-08
November 8. 1887.
STOCKS

Ophir-Ss
Mexican II 80
Gould g. Curry 40
Con. Cal. & Va.-17
Savage-73
Chollar -5s
Hale & Norcross-3 80
Crown Point-72
Belcher-Sl
Seq. Belcher-1
Exchequer-1 so
North Belle Isle-10
Yellow Jacket-3s
Sierra Nevada So
Best & Belcher-64
Overman-2 10
Union-4
Scorplon-90c
Potosi-6
Benton-4 25
Bodice o.
Bullion 10
Utah. 25
Justice 40
Andes-1 a.
Caledonia-55c
Bulwer-95c
Mono-I IS
BALTIMORE 10
ConSdence-10
Julia-53c
Alta So
Peer less-1 25
Challenge 2 55
Kentuck-23
Alpha AZ
Commonwealth so
Found Treasure-2 10
Silver Hill-35c
Lady Washington-90c
Nevada Queen-4 20
PIoneer-25c
Iowa-35c
Navajo Queen 80
Con. Pacifc-25c
Imperial-2 IS
Tuscarora -40c
West @. Point-50c
Mt. Diablo-5
Weldon-90c
Navajo 10
Tioga-15c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
TIE STATE or TRADE

BALTIMORE July Location 1rm. Mlddiing II sc:;.:.
Fonf steady and Western sapsrhne 81 PIC
MIS- re s @% % 40 EXTRA - 2sss o
Brands 2 cs4 Is Patapsco Family 70 90 90 nImsr
soa,asr ~ rel SSs5es 90 Amber Western
Winter Rel spet oS7sasio 90 for yalv Cam
sas Mite sG ssSssAHss
Mlxo spot Is August isc ua,s n,
ss rs"s.s1a s1s
Gull Prime TO Choce western ~ ~
Ss7 o. aalr%siis shcsiior. ana mn ssS dos
backed d|ssGc kaeon,shonicers atSs ni =, PIC
sides a re- a WA. rm %e.en Packet
70 s2o r@er az 20 slSe oyi,nsrT 70 far
nsaSsn sE sa's sSis Copper
Rehed Y.es whiskey steady at 81 hSsl 10. ii
EreS ySr'se Dor isSs7 bS
Wheat $500 bush. Corn l9.SO bush oar, 0oV vusa
Bye s".n shipmen,s-sis, y ~. IN l zoo uuss
Corn Z. GOO bbsn-
BOSTON, july l.-Ficur duI-common Extr.s ss ~
Corn sieaavs,san:er Yellow scs5ics steamer MiIod
5oD loHc Good No Grade Ag@sV oats were o n' az
soc shorts steadr-NIddiinTs per ton SIT oos.2J 90
Butter steadykxtra Northern cresmery 2oc Nesern
mont Extra 81 Egg. Ex,ras Ice l,ss
Western trs,s l5c seceints ,or o ,he aay-fr 100
bn.n shorts 1890 BUSH
BUFFALO. July l.-wheat-No Hard strong and higher
demand light &c asked at the closing 30 srd or,n
KS. asic NO waite Michsssa IS Con-.
higher hut quiet Ma 4sc. No. 4sse; No fellow v
higher 40 White sold at SsIc. no. 5 White "a &c
80 Mixed SlG3lhc rye nnshansed. ,i "a
scarce and cornmOal and oatmeal eueI
Canal sghts dali and Seakwhsa S q COO Corn b sse
,ls o 100 eO sa. "ssn sasa
road 1900 bbis Wheat i25ooo bnsh Corn
s2SSS s 0i $1,000 Sa. coT 6ooo BUSH
-..... bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02

FLOUR AND MEALFLoUR.TLe feature of ,oSay rs
trading s ss
low grade CITY Mn MILF sa5ras !. "a s
Ssrs also bought iair extent Price, while
s@ns s ss &C. 's
ibis ,1cqSDs lssS %.. sp' Sy M 80 60
IT. ira SACKS Ag for - England 1900 SSIs
Sss c SS 400 200 SO sDs snD Ha
S7oo sSs Winter Wnsa. Extra s. lSs$s co. 10 200
s b oss Mns ss Er'!
'ps o: RH e 8 81
% ;!.r 90 go sa9S soa % rssS;
fs s.s sS tsta 90 Good
g Gs Coed to Gho Ssa bI = ass g. soo q
Fancy sS 81 SSsss 90 SIR. Ml9as.oi. s. o i
g. s$ss ,ss:s 90 CIV S e e
s o' wsS 1Pfs al
u sos Ssl'a o. "a s SS 81
=. and ss spssansa 81 gsfE mo-
]: y USE T. Sales 500 'Si' Brandy T'''
aeo sss as, nsw @
lively aearsnes July advanced asG 4. the opening
Of later months Spsnsa a I% anS soon
a adSs 10 break S Fl closing seiie%
on iG w SHIPPERS
s naG % COO sesns s' .SJ H.
Guiding 10 gp Rsa at % S S. s s. Nc Rs
vi 5se ns ear and in elevator sss
IS Sc closing at s4cs Co August s4Sss5c closing at
50 Sc do September Sji4 5c closing AT s5c do Octo
Der ds7c. closing at sCac DO Noyem6er ssesSfc
clos ne at sSc. do December S9 GS9 1886, elosDr at
8gLc do. January 90Re9lc- closing at sOsc DO
February. 81 sa92Ss. closing at ~ Sci do March ~
DO. Nav. 9jla057-c- closing at at y5iac. RfE-Dnh
and no ana $500. BARLEY and BARLEY MALl-Dull and
nominal --CORN-Tbe changes on spot lots have not
e sS" Shippers taxing bushels the options
fecy although there some Little sur TO the
bushels future i64 900 bushels spoil including
Ungraded Mixei No. s55Sc in elevator 40
e. &c delivered; July 51@f5Ts closing at as &C.
August 467sc closing al 40 &c; do September arc:
closing at 48c October closing spot
lots are IA sc higher wl, moderate
stir trading The options advanced la We. most
july closing at the highest spcculstion how
ever tan spir Salesl3o 900 bushels future
lS7 o0 bushels spot intending No at 92c do Waite
S6a.c. Ma 2. SSS SSsc do White ~ "a 3se No White
8sc: Mixed Weetern 80 a35c.: White do 3764lc White
stst SsaSs.sc.; No 2Whte July Sse: No Mixed July
S3 closing at 33i do August so &C. clos
ing at 32c September. 80 eeS2kc. closing at 32i4c
.FEED--Steady anc unchanged.
The rJued Kingdoms supply or wheat and -four nclnd-
ing home wheat delivered and foreign wheat and -four i'm
ported from September !. 1885, to Juno %. 1887:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARRETS.
FEATURES OF \

FEATURES OF NEw-YoRX DEALIya4
The feature the grim markets yesterday tho heavy
dealings wheat for export Shipper took 20 600
bushels 40 600 bushels OF wheat although
foreign markets reported easier Cash wheat
winter but about steady for spring lots Options
Irregular with tho interest centred In July which
Ia cents and ton reacted cent The other months were
az higher the early trading, but subsequently, de-
clnod aA cent The close vas heavy. with only ebout
5000 bushels traded In Cash steady without
material change The options advanced 20 cent
open ng most OF the gain closing steady Oats
featucls bnt tho close hrm There that
sold for but those
confirmed The options stronger with July III
aud the later months 60 points.
TIE closing quotations follows; Whaat-Jaly 81 Is
August. elas September, s5S October s9S November.
Ss December, S9i January ooh; May rs cents
july 45S August AIS; September AZ ccgts OsisJuly.
1874 and september 32s cents LardJuly 80 %,
August q OF sepember - IL; October 81 IL; Novem
Der, 81 Oh; December 81 o..
rho Produce hxehabss viii not open until Tuesday
Ing
The receipts reported Yesterday at kew-York,
Philadelphia BALTIMORE and Boston wore follows;
heat G5 96 bnsheis 81 265 bushels DATA los 45d
bushels total grain s2e;ss7 bushels Hour $3.50 pack
ares. At Chicago milwaukee, and ST. Louis arrivals
Wheat. lIBsiS bushels; corn. lss ~ basbois oats,
lSl s5z bushels total grain. 455575 bushels hour 81 9
harf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
l42ssss9 lI52ls9so 4s305s5e l6352asle
7soeo4si s5sss,7s 52lsseo 4sso5sse lssb24si0


yearly s!po, from me Tnsd 81! KpsSSm 70,
ma June 70 ss vas sa ssS
sashos July l. 1855 The wheat aud -four
S1 Ssa ns aaS tie
iaknss about 900 eee ea;hss OF shs sTsh row On
next The home dsvsrss are , NOW aSS front
snoDs *
sumption about 600 er1hs. seT T cea The
e sSns H' % 10 foana on careful
hsa sS%s stocks nor@s % Soooee
s sns H 20 reduced to @inmsS
sSss ars
season
at $4,000 for Inn 6b@6lc' for la n. and osS7c Tor
HiDEs-ouet at last quotations soles 400 Mexican.
HEMP AND JUTE-fhe temper Of tho msrket is rather
ss4 and s s.s 20 s. eesa s r" A''"
GAY AND srRAwThe supply Of Hay es9nticnss large.
e @ho ss'ss:s e Ss 'ins SsssSg
zoe !: so svs Short = 5
me e. Sc ~ IL as
stIoos I, was short time ago fn:, sas sssss are for
'' sss ss iss cute g
% ss sss iia. Sc
TozsSn-Ssr%ans crop e 1sso Best do a'0u
MoLAssTsTns has virtually ended, and the mar
METAIs-rho demand Tor Pig Iron continues light and
values show no %pSrt1nt changes We sS9i e. sSd
ard LeilRh ann NOrtu RIVER Urnuos 3ziuSZl oU No
Tor Grey Forge Coiness s22 s23 Gartsbere 81!
S2l 506SZ EgntoE $50 80. Iangloan SZl
as2l Dalmeingen $50 so S2l. and Clyde $40 5Dds2
from rs supplies had already low
that The premium paid for immediate delivery H. II any Thing
growing larger. While futures have fucfnated between
."sss lss ss "a s ne s
call 10 tons ssnss 1850 Sales Of Losdon
brisk although activity has been toward the
end Values have been hardennx however and within day
or leek ri decidedly strenR To-day Lake again
quiet bat strong g iolosle toe sseerng 70 asl'ysry
Bars n Londos, 250 TONS Of spot
NAVAL sTOREs-The market for Spirits Turpentine IL
o nominal In all pc lions Sellers prices are quoted
at SSsl43 sc for merchsntasle hesns apn and M
slsS. 3 81 q: g. 81 60 Il 81 81; SIS K so
81 sfas
oILsvalnes along list without change ana
the movement direction greater than tsDbing
importance Quotations: cotton.ses cruas 81 ese sum
4Sei coeoznnt Ceylon, ssS3sc; Cochin. 7Se7sc:l
eiy. Asss raw wssisrn &c, Lsrs prime prime. pre- pre-
s sae. light sssss 9ssssiss, sisssSsa wnsss xss
92ses spernl. crude 72ai natural wintsf ssa5Iics
tlcsched vtnter. 7t17ec natural .srrtng 90 etnci
S.seAsa arss essl2e whss crude eS.ths s Sle;'
I2c Ned Eisn. D. ~ 9sss; Bed sapon Med. per
lAe.i Bank zsci srr.;ts. ssse o;vs bhlA 20 sssc.,
Mustard sssd t5c.
OCEAN FREIoHrs-rhers was a Eight bus sceem:
ssssss y EERTM ESGxGExENrs~xnssr steam
gram private tes1as Hun steam 10 900 bash
rim private fsrms; Liverpool 5000 hush DO 2kd
s..-.GkAIN CAAkTERs-pncct pors Unaioa K,nsdem'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02

ssss' a.ns,. ss .9.. s @,s
sS; isTs Sr,,I.s .ss
Pea: resn. br,.I:
as s .ss @ 5s rsans i ds%S%Fb
III. 1sasss "a
NEoUs from po rer nan, Ssne s%S
r n% ssnss 70 e sae fom s
s4a Havana sS'f %h
xyTes fensIcSls NGrssssp ship lam'fi
rRovIsIoNs-PoRK-No was Accomplished IN d tne
to-day AID prices IL c9n.e9nrnness Old siss
s SIS q for sew Family Ness pr sis 70
SEEf-as With a, continued ,ios
Sss . &c o' Facet Esa Ds n''' rIs
HAMsmet GENERALLY steady Quoted At 81 ~ o. szr s s
we'll s.l. ScS fssI:S Ese
Sss E 81 Hs s@s rhr f Piefisd
l.as Clear sn' IN ss~7G aao'sd
DRESSED HoGs .h.de easier .na in mo'sr,ie re.
% 4Ss@s sS :rse. TSs iss
&es;srs sss cs"S also lS SOo ,as
sas 80 cs $40 rsanc sHoed ice s,"c ,s.
s sS"1n H% Sse co.S r 'a Sc ss
J.ss ,s ass ties
zoe sscs sn 4 snsS
last Hodrs rsnaa a h ns l Of
the Ana
Tx,r ,9s9o STATE Ds wg.,.r hall f hrsn "0 os
Western Dairy, 1d l5c Western Imitation oresmery y.
,nant il mo ler7 TO- state Factory New srgee including
Whta &c. &C ored. 9l1c. Might Skins 5p10Sc cohlnon
IN prime Errs-Are offered lower with moerhe uoihhu
state ice, westera. 14ral5Lc-; Canada l5p9l9ste.
hIGAR-A mo erate movement took place on mo IA"
Sugar market Aiues were firmly maintained at
As. Molsses T6c for Ear Rehnins ana ma enss NJ
for a6o iest Crnfuga Sales 200 hhds ODDS anh enuS nv
4Lc and $3.50 Tags Bahia lSlse Eenne" an, i a,c
Powdered ec t:rsnulaed. l3l6c; MonM ~ e. ,ee
fectoneIs A. . ll!6a5ac Coffee stsnnnr' ~ xtr.
('oaee of A. 5ed5lsc; White Extrt g D lioi EAHsN -
4l5l6aSc.: c. th.G t7sc.; Yellow. 4A@4 gc .,o,.,
STKAnINE-Ds and mere or less nominal oly 9uV'e''
seSL~a Western. Use 0lcomargaIine quoted 5Sc c,,
TALLcW-,I nchacgei In price anu ,q .ise f''"' -"
noted al 1870. 62les $1,000 ID NJ lSloa . 49,,
WOOL Taken altogether. the market Ia sleauS on,
,,a Semad not urgent The saics conf rl.e
rs 900 10 spring Texan. 24c 1900 Do 2se;; dooy ia
Snripg Westcru Texan, 10 0lpci 1000 Aaliorh 10
22c 600 n secured Texan, i7i9e 1900 10 Ss9uron en
b4c 5000 N Extra Pulled secured DC ara AVVo % sn
bTc, 30 600 70 xxx Ohio 37Gi 10000 10 y Oho sz9y.o
10000 u Territory boo unwa.hod ANN p Ssu
Toxan 1900 n Black Texas, 100 Rack ucGrgi o Lvvg
10 Pine Fleece puied l,n'b Etirs rM,e ' a. ga1
d SECURED Texan private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Yer Worth Ricer. Vessels aud Raitronts
crvrs.r.MARKEr RgpOsrs.

COFFEE-vaues Brazil growths were advanced "a 20
the basis for fair Rio. spot INVOICES ~
the speculative market no BUSINESS
re al hawever The mlder growths were also hrn nt
tle sales ere confined to lot of 100 bags asI
Havre first prices on the OPP
Lis; show ed OF loas5 points and .ne MAJ tie
Say a. follows: January i705@l7l5 February ~ ~
i7l5 March, % l7loGl7.2o ,6As TIii 20; August
inss5alaco September i6soai6s6; octcbsr l9se "a
Tie ranges on the dnsren, months were as follows
i4 Sg 0c,ober alIO5; Novenber 10 10 i i1
December iG 75a 1920 January. l7OO0lhlo SAFES o'''o
bags .r. mn, oh ed the
otn was ght although there was fumn
Further large sales $40 bales Is s We're
,,hic The port rcceip's oou'
os es Che Highest days record OF the CROP
90 io kaiss week and fOl palos inns uAy
win luo o"'s s,nca ssntembsr total FORT recspts
nav. Ieen 5lSs69 bales against 52635oo oaes LOT inc
same period last year. .,.,,.ra n, ,tion
.,ofla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE ~. 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL RoUT

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYOrk Desbrosses and cortlandt Streets
Harrisburg Ptis6urg and the West with Pullman Palace
s, "t S$ea p H. smoking Sleeping
Nestibulei Cars ats a. m. every day. o.,
aiSet aSaas s a CORY Tor risa.vs
For Lebanon, 800 a. H. s2or M. and 1915 night
Baltmore washi1gIoo and the south Lnet wa,hIns,
Eairosd Dining car daily except sunday 10 arrive
SaS% ss no. aHs s. So @rsTs
For Atlantic CITY, except sunday, ani2 r. m.
K ESs g RRs Say SsS
yes IL He go ans b%Gf S 5SP
r SS sG s and S S not Sp AsOPy psp
and Norfolk Railroad 500 every day via Baltimore
Boa. Of S nS ssp Amen connect with through
Jersey city. sording speedy and direct transfer Tor
r1ai%s rive From Pi,.burg ITO 7:3o lI:so M 100
S sso rs GsJs M H. HlS 80 o $50 %se
pm f ss% Ss% 300 s sS sS s1$
c 1919 90 La gS So sS p o iS &c., S sO an
IgS night S2 s'S S 52 Ss aJ S'
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains ewrors via Desbrosses and cort
co. 7:so ts Chicago Limited and 10 washington LIN;
fl M 1aS s ssu Ssa ssS
rs aa 10 tsvas s g. sunday AZ
se snns S Ssonsc trenton E O az. a nd M and IN
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1901 800 400 4tO $40. ESQ., $780, $40. $50 $40 III
aud lll5 M Limited Express with Dining car IA ana
9.5O D. m Sunday. 1901, 800 405. 440 BIO $3.50;
$40 m- l2:A9, $50 45O Limited. 5:2S $780, 1i@ ana
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Ticket Oices $40 ASS and ga Broadway Aston House.
Battery place aud foot Of Desbrosses and Cortant SIS
BROOKLYN Annex Station foot OF Fntonst
station. City; Emgrint Ticket once CAS-
Tie Garden.
The New YORK. Company will call for and check
bIr-ag 90 from hotels and residences
CHARLES + FUGH, j. H. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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do January and February delivery. 52564d buyers q"
Septembcr delivery, 60-64d sellers ..,,
Futures closed stady Uplant' Low Middins eians 'S
cry. ses4a sellers DO August and september "a
.64d buyers do October November delivery 29.ott
buyers; November aud December delivery ~ ot't
sellers: December and January deuvery SoOtn
buy January February delivery 25-0Ad buyers
do September delivery. B 19-64d buyera
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Hlusiral Instruments

NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
~ upright and square pianos Of our make which were
ppts Onera House Company during the past
win sold liberal reduction from our regular prices
fiN0 i' william RNABE & CO. liz SHAVE
T1ISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and
Il standing In tune Manufactures and wareroons 4lo
10 425 Wesi and s07 Broadway. lStht (Dltsons
Buildng) Pianos exchanged rented or instruments.